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A South African animal shelter will dramatically improve conditions after welfare inspectors found serious problems. The court settlement ensures stray animals get proper food, clean water, and veterinary care.
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After helping launch the Boardwalk Hotel and Casino 25 years ago, Sisulu Madondo is back as general manager with a mission to modernize the beloved venue. Despite power outages and economic pressures, he's bringing global expertise and hometown heart to keep Gqeberha's premier destination thriving.
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A South African company is using high-tech drones to clean garbage from dangerous cliffsides and assist police with everything from poaching to vandalism. The initiative showcases how drone technology can solve community problems while keeping people safe.
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When potholes and illegal dumps pile up in Nelson Mandela Bay, residents aren't waiting for help. Armed with gloves and determination, community groups are reclaiming their streets and restoring neighborhood pride.
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In the heart of Nelson Mandela Bay, a 200-year-old cathedral continues to stand as a living monument to history, faith, and community. St Mary's Cathedral, designed by the city's first architect in 1825, houses artifacts some believe date back to the 14th century.
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A South African metro is tackling a massive water leak problem head-on by hiring more engineers and contractors to save millions of liters from going to waste. Despite aging pipes and 6,000+ reported leaks, the city is taking concrete steps toward a permanent solution.
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Metro police in South Africa prevented a potential tragedy by stopping an overloaded taxi carrying 40 passengers, mostly schoolchildren, in a vehicle designed for just 16 people. The arrest came just days before a separate crash killed 12 students, sparking a nationwide crackdown on unsafe school transport.